WHAT WILL WE LEARN? 

NEW! Students will get the opportunity to tour the collection through the lens of nationalism with our knowledgeable guides, as well as completing primary source analysis with museum artifacts. Canadian nationalism was molded during the First World War and Second World War; understanding our history will create the ability to compare and contrast our early identity to that of the current day. Uncovering how nationalism is interconnected with Canada’s aviation history, from both a military and civilian aviation perspective, is learning that can best occur in person at The Hangar. 

This program is new for fall 2025, we are now accepting bookings. 

PROGRAM DETAILS:

• Grade level: 11, Social Studies 20-1 & 20-2
• Curriculum connections: To what extent should we embrace jnationalism?
• Key issues: 1.9, 2.4, 2.7, 4.5
• Skills: S.1, S.7, S.8
• Price per class of up to 40: $360
• Additional price per student past 40: advance payment required, $9/student
• Program duration: 120 minutes
• Format: guided tour, discussion, and artifact handling with primary source analysis
• Maximum capacity: 50
• Adult supervision requirement: 1 adult per 10 students, minimum 2 adults 

GENERAL INFORMATION

• Programs are available Monday - Friday during school hours
• Programs must be booked in advance with a minimum of 2 weeks' notice
• Cancellations or changes to a booking are permitted up to three weeks prior to your program without penalty. Cancellations or major changes with less than three weeks' notice will result in additional feed
• Programs must be paid for in full before or on the day of the program, a 10% late fee may apply otherwise

Please note:

To book a school program the group of students and accompanying chaperones must be participating in an organizaed field trip through an institution accredited by Alberta Education or an equivalent from another jurisdiction. Cadet groups may also book this program for high school age students.